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5 Times Kelsea Ballerini Was An LGBTQ Ally
The Grammy nominee has frequently used her power, voice, and platform to support her gay, lesbian, and trans fans.
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Biden Rule Would Allow Schools to Ban Some Trans Athletes
The Biden administration has proposed a rule prohibiting across-the-board bans on trans athletes, but allowing restrictions for older students.
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I.M.P.’s Newest Venue The Atlantis Offers 44 Incredible Shows for $44 Each
Tickets are only available through a lottery system and choices must be made by Friday, April 7, at 11:59 p.m.
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Pro-LGBTQ Journalist Claims His Home Was Targeted in Shooting
A pro-LGBTQ journalist who writes for the news site that broke the story of a Tennessee Republican liking a gay man’s “thirst trap” photos on...
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Kansas GOP Passes Sweeping Anti-Transgender Bill
Kansas Republicans seem to have the votes to override an expected gubernatorial veto of their sweeping bill restricting transgender rights.
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Kylie Minogue’s Sister Is Hosting A Gay Reality Dating Show
The U.K. is gearing up for its first-ever exclusively gay reality dating show with Danii Minogue as its host.
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LGBTQ Representation Hits Historic High in Chicago
Nine LGBTQ people will serve on the 50-member City Council, even as the city's lesbian mayor leaves office in defeat.
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Alaska Calls for Transgender Athlete Restrictions
The Alaska State Board of Education has called for prohibiting transgender athletes from competing in girls' sports.
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Anti-Gay Vandal Identified Through Trump Bumper Sticker
Chicago police identified a suspect in hate crimes involving anti-LGBTQ vandalism because of a unique clue he left behind.
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Corporations Warn Anti-Gay Law Could Hurt Uganda’s Economy
A coalition of businesses is warning Uganda's president that signing an anti-LGBTQ law could negatively affect the country's economy.
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West Virginia Law Blocks Gender-Affirming Care for Youth
West Virginia's governor signed a law barring gender-affirming health care for trans youth -- although some youth may qualify for exemptions.
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Suspect in Gay Drugging Deaths Had Video of Victim on His Phone
One of the men indicted in the drugging deaths of two gay bar patrons allegedly had video of one of the victims on his phone.
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HRC Settles Lawsuit with Alphonso David
The fired HRC president and the organization's boards of directors reached a confidential settlement in David's racial bias lawsuit.
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Chita Rivera Honored at Signature’s Sondheim Award Gala
Signature's evening celebrating the legendary Chita Rivera was filled with enthralling musical moments and poignant personal tributes.
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One Million Moms Shriek That Gay Commercial ‘Normalizes Sin’
The conservative organization One Million Moms is calling for the removal of an Indeed ad featuring a gay couple.
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Ex-Judge Fired for Gay Porn Side-Hustle Fights Back
Former judge Gregory Locke took to social media to insist he broke no ethics rules, and did not perform any on-camera activities during work hours.
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Judge Blocks Texas County Ban on Library Books
A federal judge has ordered a Texas County that banned 12 books dealing with race and LGBTQ issues to return those books to library shelves.
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Tennessee Anti-Drag Law Blocked by Judge
A federal judge has blocked Tennessee from enforcing its recently passed anti-drag law, finding it may violate the First Amendment.
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Ohio Man Arrested for Firebombing A Church That Was Hosting Drag Shows
The 20-year-old Ohio resident allegedly told FBI agents that he attacked the church in an attempt to "protect" children from drag queens.
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Rep. Robert Garcia Wants the U.S. to Defend LGBTQI Rights Worldwide
A bill in Congress would require the United States to promote LGBTQI rights and speak out against human rights abuses abroad.
